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Sharepoint Folder
Hi admiralman,
Based on my test, we have to list all available folders, then select those we need from the list. As mentioned in above link:
Now that we’re in, we’ll be able to see all of the files from all of the folders that we have access to in that specific site. This might be a pretty long list, so let’s do some filtering on the “Folder Path” column and select the folder where your data is being stored so you only get the files from it.
If we direct to a specific folder in URL (https://microsoft.sharepoint.com/xxxx/xxxx/Shared%20Documents/Power%20BI), it will fail to connect and prompt below error.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi admiralman,
Based on my test, we have to list all available folders, then select those we need from the list. As mentioned in above link:
Now that we’re in, we’ll be able to see all of the files from all of the folders that we have access to in that specific site. This might be a pretty long list, so let’s do some filtering on the “Folder Path” column and select the folder where your data is being stored so you only get the files from it.
If we direct to a specific folder in URL (https://microsoft.sharepoint.com/xxxx/xxxx/Shared%20Documents/Power%20BI), it will fail to connect and prompt below error.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hi - I'm sure this has already been posted. But in case it hasn't, to target a Sharepoint folder, you need to replace "Sharepoint.Files…" with "Sharepoint.Contents…"
once you do this you can then leverage Sharepoints file hierarchy. Expand the "Shared Documents" table and then everything from there should be intuitive.
hope this helps and apologies again if this is simply a repeat of the above.